toca race driver.... check it out!

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Originally posted by aljones
Oh, and in the UK, it is actually released tommorow (23rd August), so god knows how Gameplay were able to dispatch it that early!
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Yep Gameplay are good for quick delivery. With Mail Order :computer: they can dispatch the Games the Minute they receive them, but in stores :home: they can only sell :2cents: the Game on release day :cd:

What do you think of it aljones? I haven't ordered yet so would you recommend it? :smilewink
 
Originally posted by Dudebusta
if the pc game is anything to go by, its not that good. ive got the pc version and its nothing great.
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Ummm....it's not out for the PC yet?

You aren't by chance thinking of the dreadful EA game?
 
Originally posted by Dudebusta
ahh yeah, i just had a look "v8 challenge" :rotfl: dreadful is putting it nicely.
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What is it with EA and that wooly steering?!? - it's in ALL their racing games! If you drive Grand Prix 3 back to back with EA's various F1 games, there's no comparing the feel of the steering.
 
you cant use the keyboard to play the game, you either miss the corner or oversteer. even fiddling with the curve doesnt help, i have to use the ole sidewinder.
 
I've tried with a wheel - EA's F12001 drives pretty much the same through the PS2 and the PC - must have ported the drivers over. All the EA games just seem to degenerate into bulk understeer with no communication through the wheel as to what the front end's doing - in GP3 and GT3 you can feel the front wheels load up through the wheel, and then lighten up as they start to slide.
 
nice! ive gotta get a PS2 and ill get a wheel too. if they are good as people say they are, ill be happy. the madkatz psx wheel sucked though.
 
Originally posted by alexy2k
Some like the wheels, some don't, try a friends before you buy? :spin:
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Nah - definitely the game. The feedback to Colin McRae 2, Grand Prix 3 and Grand Prix Legends (for PC), GT3 and WRC (for PS2) is superb, especially for CMR2 and GT3 - you really feel connected to the car. All the EA games feel like 'Burnout' for the PS2 - really vague arcady feel.
 

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